Kids Eat Free
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Spend time creating new memories with your kids at Nationals Park – and spend less on food while you're here. Kids Eat Free at every game this season!*
- Kids Meal includes a hot dog, chips and bottled water
- Available to all kids ages 12 & under
- Meals include Topps baseball cards (while supplies last)
Make a donation to Nationals Philanthropies to help achieve their goal of donating 100,000 meals to the local community. A $4 donation helps provide a meal to a neighbor in need.
* Child must be present to redeem Kids Meal. Available at every home game May 4 - September 29.
Attend a Kids Eat Free Game
The Kids Eat Free program will be offered at every regular season home game at Nationals Park from May 4 to September 29!
Nationals Park Kids Activities
Treat your kids to an unforgettable summer with tons of other kid-friendly activities with the Nationals (click to see full details):
- Join the Jr. Nats Kids Club for exclusive offers and experiences
- Get autographs from your favorite players at Signature Sundays
- Attend Story Time and be an All-Star Reader
- Kids Run the Bases after every Sunday afternoon home game
- Meet the famous Racing Presidents
- Pick up a free certificate at your first game
- Play on the playground at the Nationals Park Kids Zone
- Get in the game by enrolling in a Nationals Baseball & Softball Summer Camp
Frequently Asked Questions
Who can eat free at Nationals Park?
Kids ages 12 and under can receive a free Kids Meal.
When can kids eat free?
The program runs at all Nationals regular season home games Saturday, May 4 – Sunday, September 29.
What is included in the free Kids Meal?
Each free Kids Meal consists of the following three (3) items:
- One (1) Hebrew National hot dog
- One (1) 1oz. bag of Lay's chips
- One (1) Dasani bottled water
Vegetarian hot dog meals are only available at Section 229 Nats Dogs and Section 314 Grand Slam Grill.
Where can I pick up my free Kids Meal?
Kids meals may be picked up at the following concessions stands until the end of the 7th inning of each game:
- Section 111 Kids Eat Free Kiosk
- Section 143 Kids Eat Free Kiosk
- Section 229 Nats Dogs
- Section 314 Grand Slam Grill
Veggie Dogs will be available at Section 229 Nats Dogs and Section 314 Grand Slam Grill
Avoiding Gluten Kids Meals will be available at Arepa Zone 148
To redeem your free Kids Meal, just scan your ticket at one of the locations above.
Does my child have to be with me in order to redeem the free Kids Meal?
This offer is limited to one meal per kid age 12 & under per game. All kids must be present at the time meal(s) are redeemed.
Can I pick up meals for my child’s friends?
Parents can pick up meals for their child’s friends provided all of the children are present when the meals are redeemed.
What if my child has a dietary restriction?
Vegetarian hot dog meals are available at Section 229 Nats Dogs and Section 314 Grand Slam Grill. Avoiding gluten meals are available at Section 148 Arepa Zone.
For groups of 20 or more, please call 202.675.NATS(6287) or email [email protected]
Limited time offer. Only valid for the games listed above, while supplies last. Only those children ages 12 and under are eligible to receive a “Kids Eat Free” meal. Meals are determined by the Washington Nationals. No exchange, return or substitutions. Limit one meal per child per game. No more than 4 meals total from a single MLB Ballpark (the “App”) account. Meals will include Topps baseball cards, subject to availability. Pricing varies by game and all seating is subject to availability. Promotions are subject to change without notice. The Washington Nationals may expand the use of netting. All sales are final. There are no refunds, exchanges or cancellations.
The Nationals reserve the right to change any and all 2024 access, benefits, promotions, seating locations and events (including, without limitation, location, dates and times) without notice based upon: 1) federal, city, state and/or local government orders, mandates or restrictions; 2) the guidance or recommendations of a recognized health agency (i.e. Centers for Disease Control or the World Health Organization); 3) any other reason as determined by the Nationals and/or Major League Baseball in their sole discretions.